Recommended by a Sellwood local and I see why! As a Hawai'i…read moretourist, all prices are below retail and very reasonable. . The store has everything from clothes, furniture, decor, jewelry, artwork and more! Clothes shopping felt like looking thru a cozy boutique shop rather than sifting thru a Goodwill or Ross rack (no offense, great value stores). . Scored a brown waxed leather Gap jacket, a light brown studded western vest, and a Free People white net embroidered collard shirt. The cashier commented on my cowboy style selection - I hadn't noticed till paying...lol. My focus was picking items I wouldn't normally find on the islands -- success (:

I am trying to do "thriftmas" this year - that is, only buying Christmas presents from thrift…read morestores. Artifact makes that easy! They have a curated section of stocking stuffers, as well as a section with goods from local makers. Today, I stopped by and snagged two adorable kilim stockings as well as coffee chili oil from Hot Mama Salsa. I will certainly be back before Christmas as I am on the hunt for more knickknacks, cozy sweaters, and a new lamp. Who knows what else I may stumble across in the process!

Cute consignment shop in a great area! Interesting that the items are not sorted by overt gender or…read moreby size, but by type of item in rainbow color order - so a tiny lacey floral shortsleeve blouse is right next to a very large (traditionally men's) blue printed shortsleeve button-down shirt. Overall a great selection for the size of the store, and very kind sales associate.

Really cute vintage shop with some nice finds. They're practicing all safety precautions -- hand…read moresanitizer, masks, distancing, and steaming clothes after trying on. I was able to walk away with some really cute tops, but my gripe was that the store was organised by item type, but not by size at all. However, it was all-gendered, so that was definitely a plus. If you want to find something, it's worth it, but you'll definitely have to dig. Additionally, while there was a really good assort of items, they were all a bit higher than you'd expect for secondhand, but saving mother earth is not cheap!

This store has beautiful belongings to purchase It is also…read morea very welcoming community of talented and intelligent musicians and performers ! Much to see and shop for if that's what you're interested in. Jewelry, clothing, hats, etc. The facilitators are tremendously generous and hospitable to everyone who attends.

Psanctum Thrift truly is the best thrift store in town ~ with a psychedelic education center to…read moreboot. They also have a psilocybin therapy fund for individuals who don't meet a certain income bracket, so that they can benefit from these services. It's no wonder this has become ingrained in my mind as the first thrift store I see there when thinking, in any shape or form, of thrifting. The people who run Psanctum are amazing people who are making such a needed difference in the community ~ and, their prices are so low, it's kind of ridiculous!

Amazing selection of vintage clothes and super friendly and helpful staff - highly recommend…read morechecking out this store for amazing prices and unique selection of Y2K and 90's vintage clothing

i love coming here i always find the best $hit and superrr affordable and so cute if you need a hot…read moreoutfit to go out in you must go here !!

This is my favorite vintage store (or at least in my top 3). Im personally into Edwardian, 20's,…read more30's, and 70's. Ive found edwardian lawn dresses here, I bought some 30s tap shorts, and they have had gunne sax dresses more than once when Ive been in. They also do a great job with 90s/00's if that's your thing and I have found some great silk pieces. And there's some other great vintage stores on this street so definitely worth a visit.

Best vintage clothing boutique I've been in Portland so far. They definitely have a good eye for…read moresuper cute and trendy 90s stuff. Reasonable prices too!

I had my credit card stolen here. All the store owner (Pat) did was say "sorry babe."…read more I got her number from a fellow store owner in the neighborhood and got Pat to open her store on on the day they were closed and she said my card wasn't anywhere, but when she opened the register and thought I wasn't looking, she reached in and took out my card, all surprised. Problem was, I saw that there were several other credit cards in the register as well, right next to mine. I haven't bought anything since. Now I get why she was so nonchalant about trying to help me get my card back. The only one I have, BTW. A lack of compassion and ethics. If you come here, don't use any cards.

I didn't find anything that I was looking for... but, I have an idea of what I want and a shopping…read morelist. I did notice that there was an assortment of odd sizes of rings by the register. I didn't see one that I wanted. I also noticed that there were a few items that might fit my brother's wife... but,... weren't in her desired style of dress (she wears career wear mostly). Maybe there's a person in your life who might enjoy the items for sale inside Rebelles. I walked here from a nearby location with Schmoopie. He's been back to this neighborhood a few times with other relatives of his... but, he didn't buy me anything. I was asked if I knew about the return policy for items. I replied if it's like the return policy at any of the women's boutiques in downtown then yes... I do know about it. There as a person who walked into this location when I walked out... but I didn't know about the theft in this neighborhood before. I have been walking in this neighborhood between about 2010 and 2014. So I probably stopped in between those years. Schmoopie said he likes that location. I did ask if there was another location further out in SE Portland, Oregon. I didn't know that there wasn't enough staff to keep the store open later in the evenings some afternoons. For the price point(s) everything inside seemed on par with the women's boutiques in the downtown core. I recommend you bring your friend who liked rings, or bohemian clothes.

I have gotten some of my favorite 5$ shirts from this shop! While a lot of the items are out of my…read moreprice range it's always wonderful to get inspiration for new fashion ideas! They have really kind staff who can help you find what you're looking for. They also hold occasional concerts that fill the space with life! Go check them out!

Love the selection here! Zero Wave had a $5 sale section up front. The store was clean and…read moreorganized by color. There is even a whole selection dedicated to denim. I am a size XS/Small/24/25 and I had difficulty finding articles of clothing in my size, which is not particularly new to me. From what I gathered from the cashier, he and his partner curate the collection of clothes and will purchase items to sell in store by appointment/consultation. I would visit again.

I love that I can find so many cute things here!! A…read moremust-visit for anyone who loves unique, curated vintage pieces. The selection is western and thoughtfully put together. You can find everything from statement clothing to fun accessories that feel one-of-a-kind. The store has a great vibe that makes browsing a joy, whether you're hunting for something specific or just exploring.

My bestie and I stopped into Goodbye Horses after getting matcha down the block. The selection is…read moreimpeccable. The owner was very sweet and friendly. We got to chatting while purchasing our items and enjoyed our conversation. The pricing is very fair. I got a cute leather liz claiborne purse in excellent condition for $28 and the sweetest white Tommy jeans long sleeve with very well intact stars along the sleeves. Obviously a very thought out curation. Last but most fabulous, size inclusivity!!!!! almost unheard of at any curated vintage store, the sizing went up farther than is typical which is always my favorite touch at a second hand store.